Dithyrambs of Dyspepsia

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Love those 8 against 13s.

For dessert here's some yellow mustard on chocolate cake

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I sure hope this 53-TET with glissandi using highly enharmonic samples doesn't sound too much like yellow mustard on chocolate cake.

How about some dry percussion?

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These are the extra sounds of the dry spring. The bent wire instrument sounds like what it must feel like when falling down a set of dark stairs in a decaying building while your coat is on fire. That's the glissando applied to each note. It's one of these four, depending on duration and chance.

f312 0 256 -7 1 256 1.0625; g11 glide up 17/16
f313 0 256 -7 1 256 .9375; g12 glide down 15/16
f314 0 256 -7 1 256 .875 ; g13 glide down 7/8
f315 0 256 -7 1 256 1.125 ; g14 glide up 9/8


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A pair of slightly longer excerpts here and here.

Controlling the indeterminacy

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There is a variable that determines the variability of the choices that can be made. It had been set very low for some reason. I decreased the likelihood of repeating a pattern and listen to the result. Controlling the indeterminacy.

And some even lower notes

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Added the bass bent wire spring instruments. And added a new glissando that drops the tones by .875, or 7/8.

Some low tones too

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Added the lower tones. Next look for some bass. Long time between bumpers, don't you think?